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All the real damage has already been done way earlier, so I'll stay with my opinion for now, that this article doesn't really show anything relevant for the moment.

Actually, it's a phrase that's more commonly used in reference to the British:

See my post on reddit 2 years ago....

Addition: There's even a German book with that title: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Die-spinnen-die-Briten-Brexit/dp/3499632675

Oh I see what you mean. Yes, those sites will be available when the U.K. leaves.

The reason you get this is because they’re refusing to allow people to opt out of cookies.

Edit: You can always use a VPN - TunnelBear allows free accounts to have 500mb of data a month.

> Your connection is not secure

> The owner of www.lteu.org.uk has configured their website improperly. To protect your information from being stolen, Firefox has not connected to this website.

Oh great - the dumb shits can't even install a web server certificate correctly, let alone negotiate a successful EU withdrawal

It has been argued both ways that TTIP is more likely to be passed. Cameron has been pro TTIP, but other Conservatives have reservations:

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/may/19/cameron-accepts-ttip-amendment-to-mollify-rebel-tory-mps

Other European governments, notably France, have been reluctant to agree to TTIP:

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/may/03/doubts-rise-over-ttip-as-france-threatens-to-block-eu-us-deal

Here's a great example of why we need food safety standards on stuff coming from India. If their drinking water can contain dangerous levels of arsenic, the water they use on crops surely can.

https://edition.cnn.com/2017/04/28/health/arsenic-water-pollution-cancer-india/index.html

Not saying we shouldn't trade food with them -- India is a big place, with probably lots of great agricultural operations. But big places are more likely to have bad parts, especially in countries with very poor rural communities.

The USA can only export beef to the EU which follows EU standards. This requires special farms and a different treatment of their animals than usual, which agriculture companies like to avoid. They rather want to export shit beef, which is full of hormones. The EU doesn't allow it, which makes companies producing shit beef angry. Now those companies are pressuring their politicians to make a deal with the UK, so that they can at least sell there their shit beef. If they are successful and they might, because the UK is in a much weaker position that the EU, then the UK won't get high quality meat anymore. They will get shit beef like the US Americans.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/these-american-meat-produ_b_5153275

Another recommendation for Chris Grey's Blog. He does have a book https://www.amazon.co.uk/Brexit-Unfolded-wanted-never-going/dp/1785906925/ref=sr_1_3?crid=HAI8PL0Q4OOM&keywords=brexit&qid=1667121370&qu=eyJxc2MiOiI1Ljg0IiwicXNhIjoiNS40MiIsInFzcCI6IjQuODgifQ%3D%3D&sprefix=brexit%2Caps%2C73&sr=8-3

I'd recommend it based on the Author's blog, but have not read it.

Interesting question, if the CDU went full AfD like the Tories went full UKIP, if German public (and private) broadcasters went along with it. Especially with the Totschlagargument of a referendum. I fear the Hindenburg-Hitler alliance can still gain and secure power. In many countries. And the UK has fallen prey to this sort of alliance between reactionary, wealthy forces and fascism. It's also in line with Eco's checklist.

http://www.openculture.com/2016/11/umberto-eco-makes-a-list-of-the-14-common-features-of-fascism.html

Most boxes are ticked by the Brexiter movement.

No, you're still wrong.
I've given you the wiki link to 'race' as well. Perhaps you should be looking that up in the dictionary?

From Cambridge dictionary
> a group, especially of people, with particular similar physical characteristics, who are considered as belonging to the same type, or the fact of belonging to such a group:

> a group of people who share the same language, history, characteristics, etc.:

> The British are an island race.

What's revisionist in what I said? There is a pretty well regarded book called How the Irish became White which explains the theory of how Irish became accepted by being bigger bastards to non-Europeans.

https://www.amazon.com/Irish-Became-White-Routledge-Classics/dp/0415963095

edited for clarity, brexit is about turning the UK into a one party authoritarian state.

it's not that different to the rise of the neo Tories 100 years ago

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Neo-Tories-Conservatives-Democracy-Political-Modernity/dp/1472570022

Hmm maybe you enlighten us I am yet to see any tangible Brexit benefits. -> I even had the fun read-through -> https://www.amazon.com/Brexit-Tangible-Benefits-UK-Leaves/dp/B08F65S3P5 Good laugh but that's about it. But Free Speech so why don't you speak up. or is someone stopping you?

I understand aoide12 and I definitely agree more democracy and transparency are always good things. However, the truth is that the house of lords does have more power than the EU commission. The commission are unelected beauracrats who have no decision making power, and who are chosen by officials who are elected. Think of them like the civil servants we have here. Also, you have made your argument seem tenuous by admitting that while the UK is not perfect, it's better than the EU.... I can confirm that thanks to FPTP and the house of lords, the UK is about as democratic as the EU - with one notable issue. Leaving will be such a destructive act, that we have to be absolutely positive that it'll get better in like 5 years, or it simply isn't worth it. I'm waiting for someone to prove to me that will happen before I vote brexit!

About why FPTP makes UK democracy super undemocratic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9rGX91rq5I

About how the European Commission is not unelected authority: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jun/13/is-the-eu-undemocratic-referendum-reality-check

Thanks once again for taking the time to give me your views aoide12 :)

if you take out "may not" after each sentences and replace "There may be" with "There will be"

You can see all the problems it sounds like

> This is beginning to sound like all that bollox being touted back in 1999 when the lights were going to go out on 01-01-2000 because of the millenium bug. And yet the lights stayed on. So, if you've reached this far, please explain to me how you know it's it's going to be bad for the UK.

https://thenextweb.com/dd/2017/10/26/developers-wish-people-remember-big-deal-y2k-bug/

Solving the Y2K bug was an immense task. It involved the efforts of countless developers around the world, and if it wasn’t for their efforts, things could have gone very badly.

In comparison, Brexit will make this look like a walk in the park, as the UK attempts to untangle itself from 40 years of European integration. In the case of a no-deal scenario, it’ll have to build entire regulatory bodies from scratch, and figure out legislation surrounding everything from food imports, to aviation, to customs.

>>asset stripping undervalued British companies is bad. > Why is it bad though? Asking for a friend...

Ask the Finns how well they did with Microsoft purchasing Nokia.

"We all know how this story ended. Just two years later, Microsoft declared that it had written off the deal, laying off nearly 8,000 jobs in the process."

source

Oh look another offensive, stupid brexitard.

Why don't you post the usual fascist tropes now to save time later:

traitor
surrender
17.4m
will of the people
enemies of the people
saboteurs

Then deny the public the ability to express their real opinion.

You're pathetic. And not even original http://www.openculture.com/2016/11/umberto-eco-makes-a-list-of-the-14-common-features-of-fascism.html

Indeed, this stuff runs though the narratives; The enemy is both strong and weak. “By a continuous shifting of rhetorical focus, the enemies are at the same time too strong and too weak.” From; Umberto Eco Makes a List of the 14 Common Features of Fascism

Let's check the Brexit movement against Umberto Eco's 14 Common Features of Fascism:

The cult of tradition ✅
The rejection of modernism ✅
The cult of action for action’s sake ✅
Disagreement is treason ✅
Fear of difference ✅
Appeal to social frustration ✅
The obsession with a plot ✅
The enemy is both strong and weak ✅
Pacifism is trafficking with the enemy
Contempt for the weak ✅
The cult of tradition ✅
Everybody is educated to become a hero (maybe ✅ in the retelling of ww2 myth)
Machismo and weaponry
Selective populism ✅
Ur-Fascism speaks Newspeak ✅

11/14, 3 undecided for me.

This morning's interview in case you are interested. More stuff in his Twitter.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/x4vgTxC5gaGb/

I'm a pretty decided Leaver by now, so this guy is not my cup of tea for that reason and also because his PC style puts me off. But still, he's clearly a heavyweight and would be a great LibDem leader :D

No need to leave the house!

Amazon commercial link I am not in any way associated with! posted for fun.

One: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/ukrainianpolish-border-pillars-on-line-between-1345081454 Two: https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Flive.staticflickr.com%2F39%2F75440786_8bbb081a4e.jpg&imgrefurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.flickr.com%2Fphotos%2Fborderfilms%2F75440786&docid=7wICMTaoq9NxSM&tbnid=ED6Ul3TWrxpeZM%3A&vet=10ahU...

Don't be lazy, open google maps and see it for yourself. There is plenty of local roads crossing the border of EU vs Belarus and Ukraine.

Now please explain to me why the discussed principle is allowed for the EU but not for the UK. Do not avoid the question and tell me the difference. Because in Ireland the roads are better? Because there are more crossing points? Because EU can pick and choose its rules but others not?

I actually still find the tone here on Reddit quite relaxed, compared to other media. Like Twitter, or the Daily Express...

The fact that the tone often fluctuates between sarcasm and schadenfreude is perhaps also due to the tone that many Bexiters have taken towards "our" EU. Including comparisons with the Soviet Union.

If my wife (if I had one) would tell me a hundred times that she would be so much better off without me, I would probably comment bittersweetly on her fall, instead of wishing her all the best.

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>To this I would add: block javascript wherever possible (through tools such as NoScript, uBlock Origin or uMatrix) to minimise incessant and pervasive online tracking. Take control over the destruction of your browser's cookies (with a tool such as "Cookie App" for macOS).

Pretty much all of that is built-in to brave browser. Check it out, its chromium based, so it has all of chome's goodies without the surveillance. It also lets you earn tokens by accepting advertising or use those tokens to reward publishers.

Actually there is such a book :)

Contrary to popular belief, (most) ministers are very smart people, and with all the PHD's writing the impact assessments, they are also well-informed. When they went ahead with this Brexit thing, they knew it would be a total shit-show. If we're going to mention JRM, a reminder (if you didn't already know), his father literally wrote the book on disaster capitalism.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Blood-Streets-Investment-Profits-World/dp/067162735X

It does to me.

Everything looks like a big swing when you put it on week or day graph.

I've seen close to a 100 posts like this since the brexit referendum.. And even though the pound definitely dropped big time in 2016, every other variation has been just that.. A variation. I wouldn't say the pound has been stable since 2017, but it's not like it has continued to plunge. It's still more or less the same it was 3 years ago.

Also, I don't know if it was you that downvoted me, but just downvoting because I don't go along with the circlejerk is kinda childish.

>Check the 10Y chart, and you'll see Sterling's stronger against the Euro today than it was in 2011, when Brexit wasn't considered remotely likely.

Your source only shows the 1 year at Max, and that shows a weaker pound to the Euro. You know smaller GBP/EURO is worse, right?

Is it a coincidence you talked about 3,5 years instead of 5? I guess not: https://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=GBP&to=EUR&view=5Y

> But you’re not allowed to say that here.. you’re only allowed to meme and circlejerk.

it´s getting a little out of hand. i like a good meme any day, but if we go the same route as brexiteers in looking at the world around us we become the "enemy" (of reason).

btw the relation to the euro is less impactfull in my opinion than the relation to the usd.

https://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=GBP&to=USD&view=10Y

if you look at this chart you really see a consistent and heavy drop in 2016 that hasnt recovered. the minor fluctuations dont matter except for traders, but the fact that the pound essentially went from the 1.55 to the 1.25 benchmark is a heavy blow to an import market like the uk. if they cant source from europe due to trade barriers, they need to source from somewhere else. but even that has become more expensive.

Well, look at the wider picture, since the brexit farce started: https://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=GBP&to=EUR&view=5Y

>This got me thinking.

Quite out of practice, weren't you?

>There are probably rules against putting political figures and symbols on national Euro coins.

There aren't.

>That must be why all of the Euro coins and notes just have pictures of bridges and buildings on them. It would make sense.

So, I take it you've never seen a Euro coin...

tl;dr: Wenn man keine Ahnung hat, einfach ma xie Fresse halten

I posted a copy here. You should install this browser extension. Doesn't work on every paywall site, but does work on a lot of them.

Just be aware of the US-government links among the advisory board: https://www.newsguardtech.com/our-advisory-board/ , with 5 out of 7 members having a place in the Clinton, Bush, and Obama administrations.

Useless pound drop post again. Just a small correction. Its still higher than a week ago.

We really dont need an article for every small drop.

Surging? Look at this chart: https://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=GBP&to=EUR&view=5Y

See how high the pound used to be before 2016.

it's hovered between 1.14 and 1.06 in the last year which is a difference of 5%.

In fact, you could say that it, with peaks and troughs, is at the same level as it was ten years ago.

https://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=GBP&to=EUR&view=10Y

So what do you make of that? Hooray what?

We could have a new Referendum, not on whether to leave the EU, but on whether we should cancel the result of the last referendum.

Boris wants this because he and nice bum boys club will make millions at the cost of every other person in the country, even at the cost of GBP (good old offshore tax havens), by January, probably before; the Pound will breach below the Euro.

https://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=GBP&to=EUR&view=1W

It dropped about 15 cent on the result of the referendum in 2016. It has declined by about 2 cent since the Brexit extension so I'm really not sure what this post is trying to say.

Yes they are indeed forecasts. Sometimes they are right, sometimes they are wrong. They are better then ignorance though. You again fail the sniff test. You list some of the dire (and frankly silly) leave predictions made but they omit that the other side made some equally dire and silly predictions.

These are forecasts based on data carried out by the IMF and the UK government independently. The results are very similar. So we should listen to your shouting over those predictions based on data, evidence, and expertise. I think not. I cannot guarantee you they will not be perfect but they are better than what you can and always will be able to provide which is just bluster thus far and bad information.

FYI the IMF never said 500,000 jobs lost. They said it would hurt growth and since 2016 UK has gone from near the top of the OECD states in growth to the bottom since then. Just as they "predicted". Here you go, some real data for you again. https://data.oecd.org/gdp/real-gdp-forecast.htm

As for your EURO point. it is starting to seem a little silly now like you are drinking the cool aid but not checking any evidence. Again here is some evidence. The Euro is on path to parity with the pound. That is a massive drop my friend, just as those wild predictions stated. https://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=GBP&to=EUR&view=5Y

So here is Euro data, growth data, and we have the job announcements from the city firms that say it is due to Brexit but all you have is.... It is just predictions.

I repeat, it is nit problematic you are in denial to me or others, it is said you are in it to yourself and you think that your knowledge can outdo the predictions of the IMF and the government when the IMF have nailed their Brexit predictions thus far.

FYI - I think the vote should be honored and we should leave but we should not deny the facts or consequences or in any way lead to magical thinkers like yourself.

It was a nightmare indeed!

But if you look at actual numbers, the nightmare was for the Pound Sterling, not for the Euro - but then you don't seem to care much about facts, do you!

https://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=GBP&to=EUR&view=5Y

This is sensible advice and I'll add a couple of thoughts.

Cash - if you travel take out cash in the other currency. If you have an offshore bank account then consider moving any spare pounds over to it sooner rather than later. I think it's fairly safe to say that the pound will drop if we crash out and you want to minimise the hit from that. You can set up an online account with Revolut using my link
Food - Make a list of all the meals that you make regularly that use minimal fresh food - things like pasta or risotto. Try to come up with a meal plan for 4-6 weeks that will give you maximum nutrition and variety while minimising your reliance on fresh supplies. Go through your stocks and make sure you have enough tins on hand and enough frozen meats/veggies to be able to handle this. Dairy will be an issue if fuel supplies are cut so add in long life milk to your stores. Coffee and tea will be another item that will be snapped up in panic buying.
Medication - worth a chat to your pharmacist for their advice. They'll be aware of supply line issues that may impact and also have a good idea of what medications stopping abruptly will be a disaster. If you're on anything that may be disrupted but could be coped without for a couple of months you may like to talk about reducing dosages as a stockpiling strategy but this is a medical issue and you need to get medical advice there.
Household - get some good quality microfibre cloths (e-cloth are amazing) so you don't need to rely on chemicals so much. Clean out anything that needs a good clean like the oven while you have access to chemicals. Get laundry detergent to last 6 weeks or so, dishwasher detergent and any soaps/shampoos you normally use.

Just for your reference. Here is a screenshot of the election results in 1933 in Germany. They did not have a majority. Other parties combined had way more votes...

Electionresult Germany 1933

I do not think that the British nor the English will go down that facist path as far as we Germans did. At least i hope they will stop a little short of that. GL everyone!

Watch the Andrew Neil grilling of Nicola Sturgeon and watch the SNP's case fall apart spectrally on indy 2 and joining the EU.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000bqs0/the-andrew-neil-interviews-election-2019-nicola-sturgeon

You've linked to a video where the person posting it doesn't own the copyright, and by having a 'donation' link is trying to make money from it. The BBC are quite likely to make a DCMA request to YouTube, and YouTube has to remove it immediately. The content is irrelevant - it is BBC copyright material.

Why not link to the original video on the BBC? It's on iPlayer.

The BBC don’t operate that

“Due to rights agreements, you need to be in the UK to stream and download programmes or watch BBC TV channels.”

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/help/how-to-guides/getting-started/using-outside-uk

>But just 56 % getting it really right is also not really reassuring.

The BBC had a full spectrum (web, radio and TV) segment last week where they promoted their 'Brexit Jargon Busting' feature - to have to do this so close to the end of the two year Art. 50 cutoff isn't reassuring in any way.

>that no-deal creates a huge legal vacuum without any deals and no smooth transition

It's been posted in this sub, but the letter a number of major food retailers sent today to the UK government warning of empty shelves where fresh produce sits if we crash out no deal was lead item on the main BBC news prog at 18:00 - they did their usual 'vox pop' and interviewed 3 people on the streets somewhere.

One person said it was a sensible warning for the companies to send it, one mentioned the issue of not importing food and eating local/seasonal may not be bad - the last person, here's the quote:

"It's purely scaremongering. It will do the country good to go without for a little while. Make them appreciate what they had."

iPlayer link (Prob UK only and will expire at 18:30 GMT tomorrow) - https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0c01f5m/bbc-news-at-six-28012019 - skip to the 3 minute mark.

This is deeply worrying that some seem so cavalier in all of this.

> Hahahahahah, can't even write English well technically its texting but hey. Maybe thats because im dyslexic surely you a woke and left person would not make someone with these problems feel insecure with their English 🤔 am I right or am I right. I am what you call a Britannian Imperialist, plus im a sociopath so caring about thy neighbour is not a big concern of mine. Why should I care about other people, what do I get out of it, I dont get nothing. As for "im rich, go fuck yourself" im not rich but ive got enough money to relax all my life, not worry about food or accommodation, to be honest im having my own home built which means to mortgage for me. I believe its mortgages that cause people trouble. And it won't be causing me no trouble, will it?

Just a small part of your typos or language mistakes:

It's*

that's*

I'm*

don't*

I'm*

I've*

I'm*

It's*

Also, your lack of empathy towards your fellow citizens (or the world as a whole) says a lot about you: "The true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable members"

> OK. Thanks for the Info. Reason was, that it's a page that only allows limited views per month. So some might be over the limit and unable to read.

https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome/releases ;-)

> I suppose using the original in the title and a moment with the outline for those who want, is the best option.

That's definitely would be better. And it wouldn't break reddit's linking of articles between subs.

IMHO one of the best comments:

> Mark Andrews
>
>Johnson's bullshitting solution to everything, throw worthless fiat currency at the problem by way of fake numbers piling on the national debt and hope the lying propaganda sticks whilst local people see no direct benefit, whilst being told how much Westminster is doing for them, but offering in reality nothing but cheap words and broken promises positioned as love for the union. He must think we're all stupid.

Lol come on dude, Gab is absolutely a far-right website. The founder even wrote a foreword for a book about "muh sjws" by big time white supremacist Vox Day. The userbase seems to have some [interesting views](https://gab.com/search/"jews") as well.

“Federal government has Constitutional specified powers for both sub and national governments. In Devolution the national government holds all the power, which they delegate to the sub national governments but they can also take it away at will.” - https://prezi.com/bsvgznr5wufo/federalism-vs-devolution/

Sorry but, they’re not the same. They have similar elements but are different.

Fintan O'Toole makes a decent point in Heroic Failure - that Brexit is only secondarily about the EU, and is primarily a response to a crisis in English national identity. In other circumstances, the antagonist identified might be different (the old reliable French, or immigrants of whatever background) but the underlying cause would remain.

He suggests that misidentifying the real issue was and remains the reason why Remainers' arguments don't gain traction with Brexit-supporting voters. He hints that a solution may lie in reanimating the dying Welfare State of the 60s and remodelling the constitutional framework of the UK to allow English nationalism a healthy form of expression.

But the book was published in 2018 before Johnson got his 80-seat majority for Getting Brexit Done. If there was ever a chance to try out O'Toole's suggestions, it may be too late now.

My Secret Brexit Diary by Michel Barnier review – a British roasting

The EU’s chief negotiator found his UK counterparts bizarrely unfocused during the long haul to fix a Brexit deal – and believes they still don’t know what they’ve done

>When negotiations opened, the media made much of a photo of Barnier sitting with a file full of papers on the table in front of him while David Davis had nothing at all. The reality was far worse. Barnier was astounded by Davis’s “nonchalant” approach: “As is always the case with him we rarely get into the substance of things,” he writes about one subsequent encounter.

The book in available in English on Amazon.de (Kindle or Hard Cover)

English version, 22 euro for Kindle version, 31 euro for a hardcover.

The book is 450 pages long, but going by the reviews I've read, and parts of the book that have been shared in various articles/blogs/..., it surely seems worth the read.

https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Michel-Barnier/dp/1509550860/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=My+Secret+Brexit+Diary%3A+A+Glorious+Illusion&qid=1634873654&qsid=259-6526320-7487861&sr=8-1&sres=1509550860%2CB07BL4JZNH%2C169786273X%2C0241366410%2C1724535498%2C1786678004%2C8866130877%2CB07L3ZFQ8B%2CB092YMZMHW%2C886613113X%2CB08XQW3BP9%2CB08PZ4RQVG%2CB08HR9S2B7%2CB002KDIO12%2CB01LZE1PPL%2CB000X843VG&srpt=ABIS_BOOK

English version, 22 euro for Kindle version, 31 euro for a hardcover.

Sure, if you want I can call it a House of Horrors instead.

funny but thankfully fake, (Amazon, image at the bottom)

the fact that I had to look it up to be sure, says a bit thought.

You could rent it for 2 quid from here and watch the full scene and not the edited version.

https://www.amazon.com/Brexit-Behind-Closed-Doors-Verhofstadt/dp/B07T8RS6ZY

All your link did was take me to the site where you got your shorted clip of that scene.

If you actually are interested in the truth then you will watch the full clip and get back to me.

I know that clip. It was shown before and when you watch the next 30 seconds you will get more context.

If you are more interested into the subject read this

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mindf-Inside-Cambridge-Analyticas-Break/dp/1788165004/ref=nodl_

It is written by the guy who was a data scientist in the Cambridge Analytica (he has had pink hairs in the movie). The whole subjects is just unbelievable.

You can just get a sleeve to put your card in, if your choice is fashion over safety.

You can buy them on Amazon.

>Even if Britain fell and became a puppet state ally, America could have very easily invaded Britain and any one of its numerous islands, then used it as a staging point. That's how they fought the Japanese. Island hopping.

You've never been to Britain I assume? Try reading up on the logistics involved in the Normandy landings and the subsequent land campaign into Germany. This book about Eisenhower is a good start. The Japanese weren't that skilled in their submarine warfare, something the Germans got the hang of pretty well. Without the Royal Navy, the US Navy could have never crossed the Atlantic in big enough numbers to invade anything firmly held by Germany.

Yes, this.

I don't think EU would want UK back. It's not personal, it's not payback, but we spent too many years trying in vain to defend EU against Farage remote-from-facts nonsense. Then after the vote, we had to prepare for Brexit, BrexitS actually, plans A, B, C because the whole thing was unprecedented, unprepared and unpredictable, whilst re-explaining basic international laws to those in need (A good starter, Boris). We're just exhausted. We deserve holidays at this point, decades' worth of holidays.

I googled for "tangible benefits of brexit". A few articles from 2017/2018 spouting nonsense. More recent articles which don't actually describe any tangible benefits.

This book promises to give you some good answers

https://www.amazon.com/Brexit-Tangible-Benefits-UK-Leaves-ebook/dp/B08DM5GT1P

Stella reviews :)

Not so simple as you say. Prime and Netflix have a very good system for detecting a VPN. Other methods that they use is checking to see the credit card you have registered on the account.

I know this because ExpressVPN don't work as expected with Netflix or Prime, the video selection is always from the UK for me.

I guess he found this one a too hard to read.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Comprehensive-List-Brexit-Benefits-Unexpected/dp/B08JF5FY2J/ref=sr_1_2?crid=3DXTMPJRI8EYM&dchild=1&keywords=brexit+benefits&qid=1607786637&sprefix=brexit+benefits%2Caps%2C174&sr=8-2

You are absolutely right! I actually found the book you are referring to: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wisdom-Nigel-Farage-Blank-book/dp/0091960096/ref=mp_s_a_1_11?dchild=1&keywords=nigel+farage&qid=1606216715&sprefix=nigel+fa&sr=8-11

It's almost as if British politicians think The Slow Death of British Industry A Sixty-Year Suicide 1952-2012 is an instruction manual.

> I don't think any of the British people on either side could have forseen that a small number of corrupt but influential politicians would go about brexit in this manner.

Really.

I remember people who did forsee this before the referendum but it was called "project Fear"

What is happening now was predicted. People were warned. They didn't like being told that things would be bad so they didn't listen.

Many still aren't.

Mogg's Dad wrote a book about how to make money in such crisis https://www.amazon.com/Blood-Streets-Investment-Profits-World/dp/067162735X

That was in 1987. nearly twenty years later his son is instrumental in engineering the UK into such a situation and you are trying to claim that it was an accident.

It wasn't. This is not happening due to an accident.

I mean it is like 2 years too late... But you actually apply for it via GOV.UK website

https://www.gov.uk/settled-status-eu-citizens-families/applying-for-settled-status

and you use an app for document and face id:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=uk.gov.HomeOffice.ho1

Also for those concerned about water supplies these are a good idea.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/LifeStraw-LSPHF017-Personal-Water-Filter/dp/B006QF3TW4/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=Lifestraw&qid=1602791186&sr=8-3

and

https://www.amazon.co.uk/LifeStraw%C2%AE-Unisexs-7640144283728_Grau_M-2-2tage-Filtration/dp/B01G7SQCCS/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=Lifestraw&qid=1602791186&sr=8-4

This one is entertaining, too: Pounded by the pound: Turned gay by the socioeconomic implications of britain leaving the European Union.

Asset stripping.

Vulture capitalism.

Theft.

Currency manipulation.

More privatisation to tory donors.

Rees moggs dad wrote a book on how to profit from this type of thing.

https://www.amazon.com/Blood-Streets-Investment-Profits-World/dp/067162735X?ref_=d6k_applink_bb_marketplace

Coincidence huh.

All in all, the most hilarious take on the EU is clearly Adrian Hilton's which is basically "the EU is a Papist Plot created to destroy the Church of England", from which u/MinTamor's seems to derive.

Coincidently, it is in this book that Jean Monnet's fake quote appeared. (you know the one)

Shorting the pound.

Asset stripping.

Disaster capitalism.

Rees Mogg's dad wrote a book on it.

https://www.amazon.com/Blood-Streets-Investment-Profits-World/dp/067162735X?ref_=d6k_applink_bb_marketplace

Spent 6 months at Utrecht University 10 years ago [1]. Did not speak a lick of Dutch - had zero problems, would do it all over in a heartbeat.

[1]: like Computational Geometry? At Utrecht University you can be taught it by the guy who co-authored one of the major books on it.

>You know Hitler was one of the first people to promote a European union

Can I recommend you that book ?

Really, who cares at this stage? Brexit will happen, the Leavers have all the mojo and the Remainers are demoralized and limb. There is no need for diplomacy at this stage!Play store link: Boost for reddit

There's a book listing all the place that GB invaded. https://www.amazon.co.uk/All-Countries-Weve-Ever-Invaded/dp/0752479695/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=we+have+invaded&qid=1567781762&s=gateway&sr=8-2 Conversely the list of places that invaded GB in the past is everyone with good enough ships.

There's a similar book for the USA it's 110 pages longer.

Jacob Rees Mogg's father wrote a book on how to do exactly this - invest then cripple the economy and reap the profits for yourself.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Blood-Streets-Investment-Profits-World/dp/067162735X

>mistreated Literally all countries throughout history: ��

Not true, see: https://www.amazon.co.uk/All-Countries-Weve-Ever-Invaded/dp/0752479695 there are 22 countries we havn't even invaded.

And we were invaded first, by every country with the technology to reach us.

I read this one a few years ago - it tells you how the EU works, if you know enough about how the UK government functions then you can draw parallels and come to a judgement about how different the EU is: https://www.amazon.co.uk/EU-Nutshell-Everything-wanted-European/dp/0857192310/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1511037242&sr=1-1&keywords=eu+in+a+nutshell

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